Sentence examples for sly of from inspiring English sources

Sly, of course, is his nickname.

Liz Sly, of the Washington Post, tweeted these images of the banners.

But this recalls the Sly of There's a Riot Goin' On, as languid and doped-out as that landmark.

As Liz Sly of The Washington Post reported, a foreign ministry spokesman, Jihad Makdissi, denied point-blank that government forces had played any part in the killings.

Sly, of course, recently signed a record deal with Cleopatra records, and various members of the Family Stone have been performing as the Family Stone Band.

The series is made up of pictures taken on the sly of girls around New York City: brown, black, Asian girls, and one of a white American darling, complete with ringlets, rosy cheeks and a copy of the 11 June 1972 edition of the New York Times, with the now-famous Napalm Girl, Phan Thi Kim Phuc, on the front cover.

He sashayed back on, with the slyest of grins.

But Wilson Michael Cerveriss), the slyer of the two, won't let his troubled, artistically inclined older brother rest in peace.

Wallace Berman, a mentor to Herms and certainly the sliest of postwar L.A. artists, is represented by one of his Verifax collages — an alternative application of technology.

He called the quote "the slyest of stabs" and "an 'Et tu, Brute?' moment even more treacherous than their now infamous, 'draining the swamp' quote".

Or, in the case of the sly pranksters of Das Racist, art-schoolish.